Army movements and coastal reports from Europe 1700s
News from Vienna and Frankfurt notes Imperial forces crossing Danube and approaching the Banat of Temeswar. Reports detail Wallis bridging the Danube and advancing, with 20,000 troops marching from Segedin and Mackowa. Also described are a Swedish officer's murder near Kaminieck and a Bavarian regiment en route to Hungary.
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Rince Charles of
Lorrain
Saxe‘Hildboutphausen
Ge‘neral
Stirum
Saave
Danube
Morava
Widdin
Niffa
Bosnia
Drina
Rawna
Zwernick
Cofitasis
Vienna
Wallis
Lobkowitz
Bannat of
Temeswar
Bavaria
Hungary
Francfort
Constantinople
Stockholm
Baron de Sinclair
Porte
Poland
Kaminieck
Silesia
Sorau
Christianstadt
Sweden
Hambourg
Court of
Port News and London Dispatches From Compiegne to Cadiz
Readable extracts show arrivals at Weymouth and Jamaica from Virginia Malaga and Jamaica ports with ships listing under orders for Gibraltar and Bristol. Paris Petersbourg Copenhagen reports on French and British engagements, troop levies, and potential 15 ship Cadiz squadron. Local incidents include smuggling, assaults, a coachman killed, and public notices on South Sea shares and aldermanic repairs.
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Port News
Exeter
Fuly
Collins
Virginia
Weymouth
Elizabeth
Brett
Clara
Cafwall
Malaga
Britannia
Bond
Jamaica
Deal
His Majesty’s
Grafton
Burford
Port Mahon
Chatham
Truman
Gibraltar
Trewin
Bristol
Eagle
Hinton
Streights
Richards
Falmouth
Apollo
Bowyer
M‘donaki
Compiegne
Madrid
Marquess de la Mina
Foraja
Peedy
Rochford
Leiter
Biscau
Céraghe
France
Cadiz
England
Petersbourg
Paris
Orugal
Copenhagen
Titley
Import and ship notes from Holland Jamaica cited
On Wednesday 270 Whale Fins were imported from Holland and 873 Gallows Rum from Jamaica. High Water at London Bridge occurred 38 minutes after 5 in the afternoon.
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Holland
Jamaica
London Bridge
City lands let by committee in Vine Street area
The Committee for Letting the City Lands in Loxdon gives notice of intended lettings by several parcels in Vine Street Minories and surrounding areas. Properties include multiple messuages with stables, a coach house, ware house, crane and cellar. specific occupancies listed, with a view to proposals at the Guildhall London on the F day 1816 at ten in the forenoon.
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City of London
Guildhall
London
Alderfoote
Cit
Loxdon
Cooper's Shop
Vine-Street
Felix Meacham
Francis Withers
Robert Paradine
Fohz Eacles
Daniel Sell
Richard Sharp
Edwbard Hogsfield
Richard Oneal
Edward Holloway
Richard Hart
Thomas Godby
Edward Lee
Pattern
Aldermanbury Pottern
Fore-Street
Andrew Hallyburton
William Simpson
Leadenbail Market
Calverly Bewick
Fury
Warehouse description and inquiry notice in Lombard Street
A notice describes a Brandy Rum and Arrack Warehouse near the Post Office in Lombard Street. It details a large upper part of the house with several rooms including a cellar over sixty feet deep. Enquiries are directed to clerks at the warehouse or Mr. Biddle at the Bank. A partitioned passage connects the street.
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Lombard- Street
Biddle
N. B
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Christ-Church
Newgate-Street
Hounslow
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Newgate
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